MASC/BODY LIVER daily liver wellness complex — model holding the capsule bottle

L.02Daily Liver Wellness Complex

LIVER

Name: LIVER — Daily Liver Wellness Complex
Brand: MASC / BODY
Price: 29.9 USD
Availability: InStock

You have decades of plans.Maintain the filter.

$29.90

30 servings

LIVER

Your liver is already the detox.

The brief

Your liver is already the detox. It has been quietly processing every long weekend, every round nobody needed, every protein shake and every supplement in your cupboard — without a cleanse, a flush or a reset, because there is nothing in there to remove. What it takes is maintenance.

Why

Support the organ doing the work rather than pretending to do the work for it. Turmeric at 300 mg leads eight botanicals with beetroot, dandelion, artichoke, ginger, milk thistle, alfalfa and L-cysteine — every amount published. Two honest notes: the milk thistle is 50 mg, modest against the doses in the research, and a capsule does not make Saturday harmless. One night is a night; the pattern is the long game.

What it actually does

Eight botanicals — turmeric, beetroot, dandelion, milk thistle and more — as daily maintenance for the organ already doing the work.

Turmeric 300 mg
Eight botanicals
Two capsules daily
Vegetarian

Key formula

Verified actives

Turmeric root powder300 mg

Beetroot powder200 mg

Dandelion leaf100 mg

Artichoke extract50 mg5% cynarin

Ginger root50 mg

Milk thistle powder50 mgmodest against the research doses, and we say so

Alfalfa leaf20 mg

L-cysteine hydrochloride10 mg

Per two-capsule serving. Every amount published: no proprietary blend.

Hypromellose vegetarian capsule, brown rice flour.

In the Formulary· 8

Long gameC Alfalfa leafMedicago sativa. Lucerne.Twenty milligrams of lucerne. The safety file is the longer one.Read the monograph →

DigestionC Artichoke leafCynara scolymusTraditional bitter. The claims were assessed and turned down.Read the monograph →

Muscle & performanceB BeetrootDietary nitrateTrain full, look fuller. (No erection claims — we mean it.)Read the monograph →

Long gameC Dandelion leafTaraxacum officinale Weber ex Wigg., folium. Taraxaci folium. Lion's tooth.Famous for the liver. Registered for urine.Read the monograph →

DigestionB GingerThe oldest trick that still works.Read the monograph →

Long gameB L-cysteine hydrochlorideL-cysteine HCl monohydrate. Cysteine.The right molecule. Not the studied amount.Read the monograph →

Long gameB Milk thistleSilymarinThe body is not disposable.Read the monograph →

Long gameB TurmericCurcuminAncient spice, modern hinges.Read the monograph →

Format: Capsule
Unit: 60 capsules
Caffeine: None

Always defer to the Supplement Facts or ingredient label on the unit in your hand.

How to use it

Daily

Two capsules daily with food. Daily maintenance, not something to take after a heavy night as a correction — it does not work that way and nothing does.

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The long version

The hardest-working thing in your body has never been thanked. It processed the birthday weekend, the protein habit, the espresso martinis someone else ordered, every capsule in your cabinet — no vacation, no recognition, and now the internet wants to sell it a juice cleanse.

It doesn't need a cleanse. It is the cleanse. LIVER is maintenance for the employee of the decade: two capsules daily — turmeric 300 mg, beetroot 200 mg, dandelion 100 mg, artichoke, ginger, milk thistle, alfalfa, L-cysteine. Every amount published, vegetarian capsule.

Two honest lines: the milk thistle is 50 mg, modest against the research doses — this is broad maintenance, not a high-dose milk thistle product. And no capsule makes Saturday harmless; one night is a night, the pattern is the long game.

Doctor first on prescriptions — turmeric and milk thistle change how some drugs clear. Skip it with gallstones or a bile-duct problem, and mind the ragweed family if you're allergic.

Decades of plans need a working filter. Say thank you properly.

Q&A

Can I take it after a heavy night as a reset?

No. A morning-after capsule doesn't undo a night, and no supplement can. LIVER is a daily, with-food habit whose case is made over months — the heavy night is exactly the input it can't correct.

Is the milk thistle dose meaningful?

Fifty milligrams is small next to the trial doses, and the label says so rather than hiding it. The formula isn't leaning on thistle — turmeric, beetroot, dandelion and artichoke carry more of the weight.

Aren't liver detoxes a scam?

Detoxes are — your liver detoxes you, not the other way round, and we'll never print the word. LIVER is daily botanical maintenance at published doses; the least magical, most honest version of the category.

I read turmeric can hurt the liver. True?

Rare case reports exist, usually involving high-dose, high-absorption extracts. LIVER carries 300 mg of whole-root powder — a modest, food-adjacent amount. Any existing liver condition still makes this a doctor-first product.

Where is it made?

In the USA — the manufacturer's country of record for this product. (No supplement anywhere is 'FDA-approved'; the oversight lives at the facility level, and that's where this one is made.)

Safety and warnings

Speak to a doctor before use if you take prescription medication — turmeric and milk thistle can affect how some drugs are cleared — or if you have gallstones or a bile duct obstruction, as dandelion and artichoke stimulate bile flow. Avoid with an allergy to ragweed, daisies or marigolds; milk thistle and dandelion are in that plant family. Not for anyone under 18, pregnant or nursing. Persistent abdominal pain, jaundice or unexplained fatigue is a doctor's appointment, not a supplement.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.